I was on site in the morning but was faffing around and not able to take any pictures. My Front Line Correspondent Peter H filed the following report and took some great pictures at the end of the day. Thanks Peter.
With another  excellent turnout today much was achieved in the very hot  weather.
Ray & I  completed the electrical work in the new hut. All tested ok.  In the  afternoon Ray & I had a good clean up of the mess hut and tool cabin. Ray  expects it to be in similar shape when he returns in  January!
Gordon and  Roger marked out the footings for !B - sorry I did not get a photo of the  markers. All looks very good.
Steve B did  wonders burning off the old paint on the lamp hut, how he worked in the heat  using a blow lamp I will never know
The block gang  finished the last section of blocks so all set for the blues throughout the  length on 1A.Last but not  least the brick cleaning gang slogged way in the heat cleaning more  bricks.
Some photos  attached, the first showing David and new volunteer taking a well earned break  in the shade - rest pretty well self explanatory.


4 comments:
Bill,
Please define "faffing around" for those of us "across the pond", is that a track laying term? Are we going to see a static display of rail and wagons sometime soon? If so, then is a new fund raiser needed, I'll be glad to put up 50 pound towards that end.
Dave P
Dave,
Just doing small jobs and getting in everyone's way!
The placement of some rolling stock is a sensitive issue at the moment and I will give you the green donation light when it's going to happen!
Bill
I think we would all love to see something sitting in the platform. For me it would be a MK1 to use as a shop/ cafe sitting area. Dont know how much that would cost to get there tho. As always this blog is great and im sure its getting people interested in the line and getting more Volunteers to help. You really deserve credit for doing your part for the railway. Gavin
Cheers Gavin!
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